- Title
- Security Sector Reform in Liberia – competency of the ‘reformed’ Liberia National Police (LNP) maintaining security during and after UNMIL drawdown
- Creator
- Kamara, R B
- Subject
- Liberia, Liberia national police, Accountability, Police reform, Security sector reform, Human security, State security, Ownership, Civilian control, Effectiveness, Transparency
- Date
- 2018
- Type
- Thesis
- Identifier
- http://hdl.handle.net/10004/105473, vital:5127, valet-20200121-162947
- Description
- The United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) mandate is nearing completion, leaving security in care of the Government of Liberia. Liberians are concern of the reformed LNP maintaining security on its own due to continuous occurrences of unprofessional conducts such as corruption and bribery, ineffectiveness, lack of transparency and accountability, committed by past police officers still exist while UMIL drawdown. This dissertation therefore examines the reform processes conducted by UNMIL based on Security Sector Reform (SSR) concept, to establish the competence of LNP officers to properly maintain security after UNMIL leaves.
- Contributor
- Harris, David
- Publisher
- Faculty of Social Sciences, Peace Studies
- Language
- EN
- Relation
- no
- Rights
- © 2020 University of Bradford. All rights reserved
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